Vox wrote on Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 09:23:37PM -0500 : > > I guess the ones with the sL are the ones with scores, right?
s means that it's signed. S means that it's a verified signature (only
changes to S once you've viewed it). L means that it's to an address
that is recognized as a mailing list. The score is the one digit number
after the name. The number inside the parentheses is the message size.
If there's a T in front, it is addressed to me. C means that I'm listed
as a CC recipient.
> I used to do that too, back when I was scoring by hand...but with
> adaptive scoring (gnus scores stuff according to what I do with the
> mail instead of me giving it scores), I've found it's a lot more
> accurate to what I think when I use high numbers.
That seems pretty sweet, and I'm not aware of that being a capability of
mutt. I'll dig and see what I can find.
Blue skies... Todd
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